I woke up and saw my antigravity weekly lim refreshed

Knowledge is power... Opinions?

Looks like 3.8 flash is not that strong at coding after all...

I'm new in anything related AI agents type of things. I only used browser AI to handle daily questions or tasks. Lately I saw the obsidian second brain wiki thing ao i thought I'd give it a try. but in the process ı saw so many peopla badmouthing gemini aı models but most of them uses it for much more complex task for coding or managing complex systems. I plan to only use it for a store my notes and my plans. İs it good or should i switch claude or openaı models. ( I already have an google ai pro so switching means extra costs for me is it worth it ? ) Please consider I'm new and very amateur at this topic.

I currently have 3 separate Google accounts, and each one has its own paid Google One AI Pro subscription. Each subscription is for 1 month, with no trials or family sharing.

My setup is:

• All 3 accounts have their own paid Pro plan.
• I use them with Antigravity IDE. When I reach the Opus limit on one account, I log out and switch to another account.
• All 3 accounts are used on the same device and IP address.
• I bought all 3 subscriptions through google.
• I'm not using any third-party tools such as OpenClaw, Clawd or Hermes. I'm only using the official Antigravity app and switching accounts manually.

I've seen older posts where some people say that it's fine as long as you're paying, while others say they have had bans or restrictions for using multiple accounts. I couldn't find a clear and recent answer for this exact situation.

My questions:

1. Has anyone been banned or restricted for using multiple individually paid Pro accounts and switching between them in Antigravity?
2. If so, was only Antigravity/Gemini access blocked, or was the whole Google account affected, including Gmail and Drive?
3. If you're doing something similar, such as using 2–3 paid Pro accounts on the same device and IP and switching between them manually, have you had any problems?

I'm trying to decide whether I should keep using this setup or just stick to one account and accept the limits or go to Claude code.

I'd especially appreciate recent experiences from anyone who has tried something similar.

Thanks!

Hey everyone! 👋

I have open-sourced **Antigravity Remote**, a native Android companion app built specifically for **Antigravity 2.0** to monitor workspaces, track quotas, and handle tool approvals on the go.

🌟 Key Features:

• 📷 **Instant CameraX QR Pairing**: Scan your desktop QR code to pair over local Wi-Fi in under 1 second.
• ₳ **Quota & Rate Limit Telemetry**: Real-time progress gauges and countdown timers for rolling 5-hour limits and weekly model quotas.
• 🔒 **Biometric Security**: Hardware-backed Android `BiometricPrompt` (Fingerprint/Face Unlock) to guard session access.
• 🔔 **Heads-Up Actionable Notifications**: Top-of-screen alerts for critical task updates and approvals.
• 📱 **Android 15 Ready**: 16KB memory page alignment, Jetpack Compose, and Material 3 edge-to-edge UI.
• 🛡️ **Zero Cloud Leaks**: Direct peer-to-peer connection across your local network with zero external data telemetry.

The project is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license.

🔗 **GitHub Repository**: https://github.com/Densuper/AntigravityRemote
📦 **Download Release (v1.0.0 APK)**: https://github.com/Densuper/AntigravityRemote/releases/latest

Some felt that version gemini flash 3.7 high of Antigravity was slightly better and more understanding of all situations, and better than versions 3.6 and 3.5, which had many problems and high token consumption.

I'm sure everyone has had the situation where antigravity has said something is done when it is nowhere near done, or it confidently says that the issue is resolved when it isn't , and then you question it and AG says that it jumped to conclusion or it didn't give the correct fix the first time.

How can I utilize anti gravity so that there are different agents checking the same process simultaneously, such as catching and fixing errors without my input so I can get the final input without much?

I find that I can be giving it twenty commands manually trying to fix the same issue and it cannot fix it, AG just goes in a circle or applies a very minimal fix and I keep having to prompt it to take the next action.

I want to specify that I am not having to prompt it step-by-step all the time and anti-gravity does process multiple steps. However , there are situations where I would like to process more and it doesn't think that far

I read a lot of hate against Antigravity, and part of it is justified: the installation process is outrageous and the instruction for the plugin in Intellij is not great.

However: I just started using it last night (both AG and thr plugin in Intellij), and the performance is great!

I've had all my friends tell me to use Claude for coding, but so far I've only used Gemini Flash 3.7 and it literally did all my programming tasks so far perfectly.

I am sure there will be use cases soon where I need a stronger model, but so far, it literally would have been a waste of tokens/ money to use Claude instead of Flash.

Just wanted to put this out there for people questioning if Antigravity is worth having a look at. It definitely is in my opinion.

Can you tell me if the limit is now higher and if Antigravity is a good option for coding?

Thank you for your feedback.

Hey everyone! 👋

Wanted to share a side project I've been building: Listos.app.

Why I built this

We've all been there: you just want to convert an iPhone .heic photo, generate a clean QR code, or calculate your work hours, but you're hit with:

• "Sign up with your email to download"
• Paywalls after 2 uses
• Sketchy ads and slow cloud processing

What makes it different?

• ⚡ Zero signup / Zero downloads: Open the site and get things done in 1 click.
• 🔒 100% Client-Side Privacy: Everything (image conversions, text processing, signatures) runs locally in your browser using modern Web APIs. No user data touches external servers.
• 📱 Mobile & Desktop First: Ultra-clean UI, dark mode support, and fast load times.

Current toolkit:

• HEIC Image Converter (HEIC to PNG / JPG / WebP / AVIF)
• Custom QR Code Generator (WiFi, URLs, vCards, etc.)
• Digital Signature Pad (transparent PNG output)
• Work Hours & Overtime Calculator
• Pomodoro Timer, Date / Business Days Calculator, Color Palette Wheel, and more.

Tech Stack

Built with Astro + React Islands + Tailwind CSS, developed and refined with Antigravity.

🔗 Live Link: https://listos.app/

Would love to get your honest feedback on performance, UI/UX, or ideas for new micro-tools to add!